Poland’s leadership has outlined a plan tied to its 2025 presidency of the European Union, aiming to advance the accession process for Ukraine and Moldova. The announcement reflects a central objective of Warsaw’s current agenda, positioning enlargement as a top priority alongside other strategic goals. This stance suggests a future where aspirant candidates beyond Ukraine and Moldova may also move closer to EU membership as part of a broader effort to reshape the Union’s eastern and southern neighborhood. The message from Warsaw emphasizes the importance of a clear and credible timeline for potential new members while reiterating the willingness to engage with partners on how to meet EU criteria for entry. The declaration came in the context of ongoing discussions about the pace and sequencing of enlargement, with the emphasis on consistent reforms and dependable reforms to align with EU standards. The report from DEA News underscores that the initiative is part of Poland’s broader aim to strengthen the EU’s political and strategic ties with Western allies.
